The Fanal Forest, located on the island of Madeira, is a true natural treasure that enchants visitors with its magical atmosphere and stunning landscapes. Part of the Laurissilva forest, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Fanal is a haven of tranquility and beauty. When exploring the Fanal, you will find a forest of centuries-old trees, known as "tis" (Ocotea foetens), which create a unique and mystical setting, especially when surrounded by fog. This environment is perfect for contemplation. In addition, Fanal has a seasonal lagoon that forms during the winter, providing moments of relaxation in the middle of nature. The region is also ideal for observing flora and fauna, including endemic species of Madeira. Whether for a quiet walk or to get lost in the magic of the forest, Fanal is a must-see destination for those seeking connection with nature and unforgettable experiences.

The natural pools of Porto Moniz, on the island of Madeira, are a true spectacle of nature and one of the most iconic destinations on the north coast of the island. Formed by volcanic rocks over millennia, these pools offer a unique swimming experience in the crystal clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean, which naturally enter the rock formations. With a swimming area of approximately 3800 m2 and solarium of 3210 m2, the pools are perfect for the whole family. The surrounding landscape is breathtaking, with panoramic views of the coast and the volcanic rocks. This is the ideal place to relax, dive and enjoy the natural beauty of Madeira.

Seixal and Chão da Ribeira, on the island of Madeira, are two destinations that combine natural beauty and tranquility, perfect for those seeking a connection with nature. Seixal is known for its natural pools, such as Poça das Lesmas, formed by volcanic rocks and filled with crystal clear water from the Atlantic Ocean. In addition, the village offers a black sandy beach, unique in Madeira, which contrasts with the surrounding green cliffs, creating a breathtaking setting. The elevated sea promenade offers spectacular views of the cliffs and the sea. Chão da Ribeira, located in a valley near Seixal, is a green refuge marked by the exuberance of the Laurissilva forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This place is perfect for hiking through bucolic landscapes and dense forests. In January, it is the stage of the traditional Panelo Party, where you can taste a cooked meal made with vegetables and fillings. These destinations offer unique and unforgettable experiences in nature.

Cabo Girão, located on the south coast of Madeira, is one of the most impressive tourist spots on the island and one of the highest cliffs in Europe, with about 580 metres high. This place offers a unique experience for visitors, combining stunning views. The highlight of Cabo Girão is the famous skywalk, a suspended platform with glass floor that provides a spectacular panoramic view over the Atlantic Ocean, the fajans (small agricultural areas at the foot of the cliff) and the neighbouring cities, such as Câmara de Lobos and Funchal. Nearby is the Chapel of Our Lady of Fatima, a pilgrimage site built in 1951, which adds a cultural and spiritual touch to the visit. Whether you want to admire the landscape, challenge the heights or simply relax, Cabo Girão is a must-see destination in Madeira.